You got kind of a justice system theme going on huh?
I'm not really sure. This was only supposed to take a week but it's already taking a little longer than we thought. Probably cause none of us have been on a proper road trip before
I actually didn't know a bunch of them before we decided to spend the next 24/7 in a car together but they all turned out to be pretty cool so. I guess we're road tripping right!
Which mostly seems to mean being in the middle of nowhere? Plus this shop REALLY wants my money
[They will not be disappointed; he's buying, like, five.]
Just don't take any wooden nickels, pick up any scraggly hitchhikers, and always make sure whoever's driving is in good condition.
[Because it's more important that whoever's driving both knows how to drive and is in a good frame of mind for that. No booze, no drugs, no sleepiness. Even if that means the only person up to driving doesn't have a license.
So basically Jaime should be driving most of this, tbh.]
It's just another way of saying don't let yourself get cheated. Don't buy any bridges, and all that. I don't think there's a definitive origin for it, but I've heard it all my life. Suppose the ghost story is that whoever started it is very very dead now.
Not since I was a teenager. Just been around long enough to hear stories and know that some people aren't always kind to travelers if they think it'll make them an easy buck.
Freddie and I drove to Minnesota back in January. I've done some work at a couple of marinas nearby, and found various places to fish, but that's about it. I'm not interested in the cities I used to know.
Surreal, exactly. Don't wanna go back to any of my old homes and find used hovercar dealerships or sewage plants or donut shops or apartment complexes or landfills or cemeteries or whatever else. It's too personal.
Yeah that makes sense. I've got some friends from a place called San Franokyo because apparently the Japanese community is super huge where they're from? They're checking out San Francisco for the first time. It's gonna be super weird for them
That sounds weird for me to think about, and I've never even been to San Francisco. Clever way to name it, though. Kudos to them if they can handle that sort of weird.
Solidarity A sense of belonging Makes it easier to know who's who Makes it easier to start or end something when we're in clusters List goes on and on.
Not a stupid question. I'd have left if I didn't come here and realize that there were already people I knew around. And then I was lucky enough to find April. I can't move to a shack in the middle of a swamp to grow one of those beards NOW
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I'm not really sure. This was only supposed to take a week but it's already taking a little longer than we thought. Probably cause none of us have been on a proper road trip before
[Kids.]
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Sounds like you're doing a proper road trip right now.
[Oh, to be young again. The thrill of adventure. Wasting time chasing cars...oh, to be a dog.]
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Which mostly seems to mean being in the middle of nowhere? Plus this shop REALLY wants my money
[They will not be disappointed; he's buying, like, five.]
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[Because it's more important that whoever's driving both knows how to drive and is in a good frame of mind for that. No booze, no drugs, no sleepiness. Even if that means the only person up to driving doesn't have a license.
So basically Jaime should be driving most of this, tbh.]
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[But Will! Jaime driving would be illegal!]
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I don't think there's a definitive origin for it, but I've heard it all my life.
Suppose the ghost story is that whoever started it is very very dead now.
[Let Khaji do it.]
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You do much road tripping? If that's even a verbable word
[Well, 'verbable' isn't a word.]
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Just been around long enough to hear stories and know that some people aren't always kind to travelers if they think it'll make them an easy buck.
[It is a word now, Jaime.]
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I'm not interested in the cities I used to know.
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Surreal
[He sends that one as a separate text, because he just remembered the word. It's the only way to describe it, really.]
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Don't wanna go back to any of my old homes and find used hovercar dealerships or sewage plants or donut shops or apartment complexes or landfills or cemeteries or whatever else.
It's too personal.
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Clever way to name it, though.
Kudos to them if they can handle that sort of weird.
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Maybe you've found the secret to avoiding some of the messes that happen around here.
Just go on a road trip.
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I wonder why more of us don't just move away completely. It's not like there are laws against it
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A sense of belonging
Makes it easier to know who's who
Makes it easier to start or end something when we're in clusters
List goes on and on.
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I'd have left if I didn't come here and realize that there were already people I knew around.
And then I was lucky enough to find April.
I can't move to a shack in the middle of a swamp to grow one of those beards NOW
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Wait April's your girlfriend?
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Wife. We took a vacation to Puerto Rico in May and made it official.
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OK IM DONE
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